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A subtle diamond motif is created on a traditional pedal loom to make this elegant cushion cover. Mexico's Mario Chavez crafts the cover from pure wool in black and oatmeal. Oatmeal fringe adorns one side, where a zipper allows for easy insertion of a cushion.

This stunning cushion cover is created by Mario Chavez in Mexico, who works with wool that has been tinted with natural pigments. The hand loomed cushion cover features a traditional Zapotec design in vermilion, magenta and yellow on a background of sea green. A zipper on one side allows for easy insertion of a cushion.

Working with hand carded and spun wool that has been tinted with natural dyes, Mario Chavez creates this pretty cushion cover. The handwoven cover features a subtle diamond patterned stripe of concrete grey against a body of sea green. One side is fringed to conceal a zipper for the easy insertion of a cushion.

All-natural dyes obtained from local materials are used for this stunning cushion cover from Mexico's Mario Chavez. The Oaxacan artisan uses pure wool and a traditional loom to create the cover, which features a Zapotec diamond motif in ultramarine and bright red on a background of amber yellow. The all-cotton back features a slit for inserting a cushion.

The Goris Artisan Group from Armenia uses natural dyes to bring a gorgeous design to life. After years in the field, this talented team knows how to put traditional techniques into practice to create sublime accessories with an elegant aura, like this wool cushion cover in an exquisite palette of indigo and ecru hues. The design features geometric motifs combined with stripes, and its zippered opening allows easy use.

This handcrafted cushion cover transforms ordinary furniture into a testament to ancestral craftsmanship. The traditional Mexican diamond pattern, woven with precision on a manual loom, showcases naturally dyed wool that tells stories of generations past. Mario Chavez's meticulous attention to detail is evident in every thread, creating a functional accessory that celebrates Zapotec heritage. The timeless design brings cultural richness into your space while the convenient zippered closure allows for easy cushion changes.

The Andes Traditions Association works with artisans of the region to create a stunning home accent handloomed from wool yarns. This pouf cover features a traditional Andean pattern in a palette of warm colors, all made from upcycled Andean fabrics. The threads are spun by hand and patiently woven on the backstrap loom. Cozy, comfortable and a homey addition to your home, the beautiful patterns add a warm touch of color and life to your space.

These pieces are never the same, as each pattern is unique and the final design is influenced by the cut that was made to this wonderful fabric. The predominant background cardinal red color will not vary.

A zippered opening lets you insert the filling (not included).